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Dear Mr. Mortimer, I include information below from our Child Protection Annual Return 2011-12 where 111 Child Protection Investigations proceeded to Case Conference : -
(N.B. We only record the Primary Known/Suspected Abuser at the point of Case Conference). We report on all Areas of Concern at the point of Case Conference so a young person may have more than one. The table below is also taken from the Child Protection Annual Return 2011-12 and shows there were 116 areas of concern relating to 111 young people: -
This response is being provided under the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002. This Act allows East Ayrshire Council to provide information even where it may be protected by copyright. Any re-use of this information may infringe the copyright of East Ayrshire Council or a third party. Before making any re-use of the information you should seek the permission of the copyright owner. If you are dissatisfied with the way in which your request has been dealt with, you have certain rights, as set out in the attached leaflet. Yours faithfully, Andy Macdonald, -----Original Message----- Dear East Ayrshire Council Request for information under the freedom of information act. Please will you kindly tell me what the (a) gender and (b) familial relationship was to the child victim of offenders in substantiated child abuse cases in the area which you have a duty to protect children from abuse for the last full year which figures are available, broken down by (i) physical abuse, (ii) emotional abuse, (iii) sexual abuse and (iv) cases of neglect. David Mortimer Who do local authorities protect children from? 28th December 2013 |